St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-24
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES

One case of scarlet fever was reported yes
terday.
Bank clear1ngs yesterday amounted tc
1882, 1863. 10.
The Hennepin County Milkmen's association
held meeting at Good Templar's hall yester
day.
At the meeting of the Irish National league
at Windoln hall this evening officers will be
elected.
Rev. John B. Donaldson will be installed as
pastor of the Fifth Presbyterian church Tues
day evening next.
Minneapolis spiritualists will meet at NAL
coins hail at o'clock this afternoon and
effect an organization.
This afternoon Walter T. Mills will speak on
"Prohibition" at Dania hall; this evening at
Simpson NJ. E. church.
Rev. F. T. Gates, who has been confined to
his house for u long time, will preach at the
Central Baptist church this morning.
The corner stone of the new church of st.
Clotilde, corner Lyndale and Eleventh ave-
nues north, will be laid this afternoon.
The Lutheran Emigraut association gave
an entertainment at Harmonic hall last eyen.
ing for the benefit of the emigrant fund.
The First Presbyterian church has raised
S45, 900 for the erection of the new church on
thirteenth street and Seventh avenue south
Mrs Robert Watson, of S26 Fourteenth
fever of typhus form, is now slowly recover.
ing.
At the Church of the Redeemer, Rev. NJ. D.
Shutter will preach morning and evening.
Company A, Minneapolis Light Infantry, will
be present.
uThere will be Manitou rehearsal Monday
evening at Harmonic hall. The opera will be
presented at the Grand, st. Paul, the evening
of May 4.
ANDREW Krudal, who was run over by the
cars last Sunday night and had both legs am
putated in consequence, died at St. Bar ma
ba's hospital yesterday morning.
The IRISH National league will hold a meet.
ing this evening in Window hall. The annual
election of officers will take place and promi.
nent speakers will address the meeting.
Marriage licerses were issued yesterday tC
Jesse A. Ives and Mary A. Huntington, Louis
Rostad and Belle Swenson, Oscar W. Frendiu
and Annie Warner, Charles J. Jackson and
Annie Lundberg, NJ. A. AlmQuist and Annie
E. Selgren.
Many people do not realize that the safe de-
post vaults of the Minnesota Loan s. Trust
company are kept open every night until
O'Clock. People having private safes there
car deposit safely any money received after
3p. m. Costs only So per year.
The Methodist evangelists, Sam Jones ant
Sam Small, did not arrive in the city las
night. as expected. They will doubtless com.
in on one OF the early trains this morning
| Their first meeting will be held in the Expo
! sition building this afternoon at o'clock.
| The college prohibition clubs of the STATE
| will meet in convention at w. c. T. U. head
| quarters, 220 Hennepin avenue, at o'clocl
| tomorrow morning. Walter 7. Mills, Ma
tional secretary, will be present. specia
invitation is extended to students of higher
educational institutions.
! Walter L. Mills will speak on prohibition
| at Dania hall, Cedar avenue and Fifth street
this afternoon at 8 o'clock. and at Simpson
| NJ. E. church, First avenue south and Twenty
eighth street, this evening. He has been in
vited to attend tomorrow mornings call o
| the real estate exchange, and may speak Oh
| the relation of prohibition to real estate. Al
Illinois engagement will prevent his speaking
| tomorrow evening, as an nounced yesterday
! Pretty Little Rosa Maria Rolstad, aged
years, daughter of Herman and Tilda Rol
| stad, died last Tuesday and was buried Frida,
at Layman's cemetery. Her father left yes
| terday week for Denmark on pleasure trip
! and will receive the sad news on his arrival
N. c. Nelson, of the Kronberg house, broth
| er-in-law of Mr.. Rolstad, aud his only cor
nection in this country, gave the little girl
respectable burial, which was well attende
| by many friends.